Zimbabwe’s new ZiG currency spells disaster for stock market investors
Zimbabwe’s economic turbulence took a toll on investors as the introduction of ZiG, the new currency, wiped out a staggering 330% stock market gain.
Zimbabwe’s economic turbulence took a toll on investors as the introduction of ZiG, the new currency, wiped out a staggering 330% stock market gain.
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In this piece from Justice Malala, Zimbabwe’s relentless cycle of economic mishaps is scrutinised through its latest monetary experiment: the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG).
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